Sentence examples for showing much interest from inspiring English sources

So far, UK audiences are not showing much interest in the revival of the 1980s Arnold Schwarzenegger franchise.

But, so far, neither private-equity firms nor the big four are showing much interest in Havas, says Nicolas Gindre at Kepler Equities, a brokerage.

Without showing much interest in policy, he thrived on the campaign trail, where he was helped into office by powerful connections – mainly his father-in-law, a force in the Democratic party.

Or his state funding plan could have mirrored Germany, by allowing politically interested individuals to pursue their objectives by setting up foundations often allied to parties, but not subject to the same tight funding rules and not so open to the charge of influence-mongering with ministers.None of the parties, however, is showing much interest in models from outside Britain.

Italy's electoral system remains too proportional and no party that counts is showing much interest in dishing it.A question of probityLastly, by northern European standards, Italy is still worryingly corrupt, even though there is now a lot less corruption in high places than before 1992, and the administrations of the past six years have been pretty clean by Italian standards.

Leslie Gaines-Ross, of Burson-Marsteller, a public-relations firm, has been advising companies on building their reputations for 20 years, but only in the past few years have companies started showing much interest in reputational risk, she says: "The entire subject is radioactive .Eliot Spitzer is not the only reason.

Nor had the media shown much interest.

He did not show much interest in Cox.

"They didn't show much interest," he said.

Kids don't show much interest in duck hunting anymore.

Lamentably, neither has shown much interest in the subject.